June Clayworth

June Clayworth was an American actress who is best known for Live, Love and Learn, The Good Fairy, and At Sword’s Point. Born on June 9, 1905, in Passaic, New Jersey, she had a successful career in both film and theater.

Personal and Family Life

June’s birth name was Esther June Cantor. She was married twice, first to Benedict Erstein in 1935, but their marriage was annulled the following year. Later, she married Sid Rogell in 1938, and they remained together until his death in 1973. The couple had one child.

Career

June Clayworth was initially discovered by Carl Laemmle Jr. and made a name for herself as a Broadway actress before transitioning to film. She had notable roles in films like The White Tower and At Sword’s Point. Additionally, she frequently appeared as a guest star on television, often portraying murder victims in crime series.

Death and Legacy

June Clayworth passed away on January 1, 1993, in Calabasas, California, due to lymphoma. Her contributions to film and theater remain recognized, with her performances leaving a lasting impact in the industry.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Bodyguard 1948-09-04 Connie Fenton
Criminal Court 1946-11-15 Joan Mason
The Good Fairy 1935-02-18 Mitzi, on-screen actress
Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome 1947-09-26 Dr. I.M. “Irma” Learned
The White Tower 1950-06-24 Mme. Astrid Delambre
The Marriage-Go-Round 1961-01-06 Flo Granger
The Rocket Man 1954-04-01 Harriet Snedley
At Sword’s Point 1952-04-22 Comtesse Claudine
Married Before Breakfast 1937-06-18 June Baylin
Between Two Women 1937-07-09 Eleanor
The Truth About Murder 1946-04-01 Marsha Crane
Lady Tubbs 1935-07-02 Jean LaGendre
Beat the Band 1947-02-19 Willow Martin
Almost a Gentleman 1939-03-31 Marion Gates
Live, Love and Learn 1937-10-29 Annabella Post
Transient Lady 1935-03-04 Pat Warren
Dream Wife 1953-06-19 Mrs. May Elkwood
The Music Racket 1930-06-22 Trixie Brown
Two-Fisted Gentleman 1936-08-15 Ginger
There’s Always Tomorrow 1956-01-08
Strange Wives 1934-11-30 Nadja